Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Four buck-converter modules step 6–24 V down to 5 V at 1.5 A in a 17 × 5.5 mm footprint for 2-6S battery-powered transmitters, receivers or mini cameras
This pack contains four identical PW-D buck converters that accept a 6-24V input and deliver a regulated 5V output at up to 1.5A. They are intended for hobbyists and builders who need to power small 5V devices such as video transmitters, receivers or miniature cameras from a higher-voltage source.
Each module uses a compact switching topology that steps voltage down with minimal heat when supplying typical transmitter or camera loads. The tiny 17mm by 5.5mm footprint leaves almost no thermal mass, so sustained current near the 1.5A limit will warm the board noticeably; airflow or a heat-spreader helps in enclosed installations.
The pin spacing suits direct soldering to 2-6S battery packs or existing 5V rails, and the miniature outline fits inside tight frames such as micro drones or handheld gimbals. No additional capacitors or inductors are required, freeing layout space and keeping the bill of materials short for compact 5V sub-systems.
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Connect the battery positive to the 6-24V input pin and negative to ground, then take 5V and ground out to your transmitter or mini camera; the 17 mm by 5.5 mm board leaves little room for error, so double-check polarity before soldering.
The onboard switching regulator handles the step-down to 5 V at 1.5 A; sustained high input voltage increases thermal stress on this IC, so it is the part most likely to degrade first.
The module is rated for 1.5 A output; if your transmitter, receiver or mini camera draws more than that, the converter will hit its current limit and shut down or overheat.
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